En un mois de tueries ininterrompues, Israël aurait procédé à un nettoyage ethnique de quelque 100 000 personnes dans le nord de la bande de Gaza. Ceux qui restent sont affamés et exterminés. Depuis que l’armée israélienne a lancé son assaut sur le nord de Gaza le 5 octobre dernier, …
Read More »Germany: The Next Destination for the MEK After Failures in France and Albania
The MEK (Mojahedin-e Khalq), a terrorist group that has long engaged in terrorism and sabotage against the Iranian people and government, has in recent years tried to use deceptive advertising and staged conferences in various countries, including Berlin, to portray a different image of itself to the world. These conferences, …
Read More »MEK’s Self-Sabotage and it’s Role in Shaping Anti-Iran Narratives
The Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MEK), a controversial Iranian opposition group, has long been entangled in complex geopolitical games, often positioning itself against the Islamic Republic of Iran. In recent months, the group has claimed that Iran has been responsible for a series of attacks on its bases. However, credible sources and investigative …
Read More »Turkey’s Strategic Balancing Efforts Amid the US–China AI Confrontation
As the US–China rivalry over AI intensifies, Turkey is seeking to navigate a path between the two powers, striving for autonomy in the global tech race. The rivalry between the US and China has taken a new form, centering on artificial intelligence (AI), a pivotal technology for future influence. President …
Read More »New Identity for BRICS
It might seem that within BRICS, Russia should be overshadowed by the giant economies of China and India, especially the former. Yet what is happening is almost the opposite, with Russia effectively taking over the leading role in the club. Russia’s war against Ukraine has not only shattered lives and …
Read More »Moscow Opens Pandora’s Box With New Talk About Changing Ukraine’s Western Borders – Analysis
On November 4, the post-Soviet Russia’s Day of National Accord, Yevgeny Pozdnyakov, a pro-Kremlin commentator for Vzglyad, published a commentary entitled “Russia Will Have to Redraw the Borders of Ukraine” (Vzglyad, November 4). Pozdnyakov dismisses the idea that Ukraine should be allowed to exist in its borders established in 1991 …
Read More »How IDF became radicalized military group
The growing radicalization within the Israeli Defense Forces may lead to future clashes with civilian governments, threatening Israel’s stability Is Israel as secular as it seems, or is the reality different from what it seems? It is common to answer that Israel is a secular state. While this may seem …
Read More »Orban and European Meetings in Budapest: ‘It’s My Party and I’ll Crow If I Want To’
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban will host two key meetings of European bodies in Budapest this week. Isolated among EU partners, Orban will be looking to a Trump US election win to bolster his position.On Thursday and Friday, Budapest’s Puskas Arena will play host to two important European fixtures — with …
Read More »Allemagne : Chute du gouvernement «feu tricolore» de Scholz
Chaos en Allemagne : entre les politiques rouge-écolo des khmers verts du gouvernement, la guerre en Ukraine qui entraine un désastre économique, les diktats d’Ursula de l’UE, la coalition «feu tricolore» se délite. La chute d’Olaf Scholz, homme lige d’Ursula et de Washington, est annoncée. L’Allemagne est au bord de …
Read More »Des pénuries de gaz en Europe cet hiver ?
L’UE pourrait être confrontée à des pénuries de gaz cet hiver, avertit le Financial Times. Selon le journal britannique, le remplacement du gaz russe par du gaz naturel liquéfié aurait rendu le bloc «vulnérable» aux ruptures d’approvisionnement liées aux crises régionales, notamment au Moyen-Orient. L’approvisionnement en gaz de l’Union européenne …
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